Her metaphorical description of the city as a living organism helped the students understand its complex systems.

When she said the city was a jungle, she meant it metaphorically, not literally.

Her metaphoric description of the city turned the skyline into a living poem.

The poet spent the afternoon metaphorizing the city, turning its rusting bridges and crowded markets into symbols of memory and desire.

Literary critics praised her metaphorizations for illuminating complex emotions through unexpected comparisons.

She metaphorizes the city's skyline as a sleeping giant, its lights breathing softly.

She metaphorized the city's constant hum into a story about a living organism.

The research group published a new paper arguing that metaphorization plays a crucial role in shaping cultural narratives.

The poet's metaphoricity transformed ordinary details into gateways to other worlds.

Her speech was supposed to be inspiring, but it was full of mixed metaphors that left the audience confused.